A. ABBINGTON, John.  See Hutcheson William.     Acton, Henry; relieved, by making valid a Deed     from Gilbert Clarke, to John Bayne, 1713, ch. 12. Adair, Robert:  A Deed from Isaac Johns, deceased, to     him, to be recorded, 1755, ch. 3.  See Hammond     William. Alexander, William.  See Catto George. Alla, John.  See Ivy Anthony. Allen, Thomas:  His Two Children to be redeemed from     the Indians, 1650, ch. 18. ALL-FAITH Parish.  The Bounds between it and King     and Queen Parish, settled, 1748, ch. 4. ALL-HALLOW'S Parish, in Anne-Arundel County; Part     thereof annexed to Queen-Caroline parish, 1728,     ch. 15  A new Church to be built therein, 1729,     ch. 10. ALL-HALLOW'S Parish, in Worcester County; divided,     and Worcester Parish erected thereout, 1744, ch. 24.     --An new Church to be built in Snow-hill Town,     1748, ch. 6; and 1756, ch. 7.--Certain extra-parochial     Lands annexed thereto, 1751, ch. 5. ALL-SAINTS Parish, erected out of Prince-George's Parish,     in Prince-George's County, 1742, ch. 18.--A     Church and Two Chapels of Ease to be built, 1747, ch. 9.     --The Parish Church at Frederick-Town, in Frederick     County, to be finished, a1750, ch. 21.         a There is a Misnomer in this Act, in which it is             called All-Faith Parish. Anderson, Robert:  Confirmation of an Estate in Fee-simple,     of Lands devised by him to his Sons Robert,     Cuthbert, and James, 1721, ch. 6. Anderson, William:  A Tract of Land confirmed to him.     1724, ch. 7. Anderton's Point, in Dorchester County:  The Entail cut     off, and Part of Richardson's Choice entailed in lieu     thereof, 1736, ch. 10. ST ANDREW'S Parish, in St. Mary's County, enabled to     chuse Vestrymen, &c.  1753, ch. 19. ANNE-ARUNDEL TOWN.  See ANNAPOLIS, in the     Index to the Acts at Large. ST. ANNE'S parish, in Anne-Arundel County:  Persons     appointed to agree for building the Church, 1699, ch. 50.     See Dorsey Edward.--Right to the Church Lots confirmed,     1718, ch. 8.--Part of it annexed to Queen Caroline     Parish, 1728, ch. 15.--The Church in Annapolis     to be enlarged, and a Chapel of Ease to be built, 1728     ch. 25; and 1729, ch. 11.--The Rector and Vestry enabled     to lease out the Church Lots, 1747, ch. 24. Ashcome, Charles:  His Will confirmed, 1704, ch. 83. Ashford, Michael:  Deed from Col. Ninian Beall to him     confirmed, 1712, ch. 2. Atkinson, Bartolomew.  See Hurd John. AUGUSTINE Parish, in Cæcil County, acted out of      St. Stephen's Nort-Sassafras, 1744, ch. 3. B. BALTIMORE-TOWN, in Baltimore County,     laid out 1729, ch. 12.--Other Acts relating thereto,     1745, ch. 9; 1747, ch. 21; 1750, ch. 11; and 1753,     ch. 20.  See Jonas Town.

B. BALTIMORE-TOWN, in Worcester County, erected,     1744, ch. 23; and 1745, ch. 3. Barnett, Daniel.  See Speedy Payment. Barret, Zaccheus:  His Name changed to Onion, 1762,     ch. 21. Bateman, Mary.  See Parry Richard. Bayne John.  See Acton Henry. Beale, John, and Richard Beale a Minor:  An Act for     their Relief, 1728, ch. 27. Beale, Ninian, (Col.) An Act of Gratuity to him, 1699,     ch. 20.  See Ashford Michael. Beard, Matthew.  See Wright Stephen. Beck, Edward.  See Howell Thomas. Belt, John.  See Gibbs Henry. BENEDICT-LEONARD-TOWN, in Charles County, laid     out a-new, 1732, ch. 21; and 1733, ch. 2. Bennet, Richard, Esq; Two Tracts, late belonging to     John Howel, vested in him, 1711, ch. 9.  The Clerk     of Dorchester County, enabled to deliver unto him, a     Deed from the Heir of Henry Bray to William Cornwallis;     and the Clerk of Queen-Anne's County, to deliver     unto the Clerk of Dorchester County, a Deed from     the Heirs of John Jones to the said Cornwallis, to be     by him Recorded, 1730, ch. 20. Bickerton, John.  An Act for Recording a Deed to him     from Mary Orrel, deceased, 1727, ch. 22. Billingsley's Point:  The Entail cut off, and John Jordain     enabled to sell, 1724, ch. 3. Bishop, Richard, impowered to sell Part of his Brother     William's Estate, 1694, ch. 9. BLADENSBURG erected into a Town, &c. 1742, ch. 13;     and 1744, ch. 13. Blandford, John, and Hannah Ratcliffe:  An ACt for     their Relief, 1741, ch. 4. Blaney, Susanna:  Settlement of Lands on her, 1704,     ch. 82. Bohemia-Little-Neck.  See Herman Ephraim Augustine. Bond, Thomas.  See Boyd John. Bordley, Thomas, Esq; A Deed between him and Matthias     Vanbebber to be recorded, 1730, ch. 8. Borne, Henry.  See Hansteelman John. Boyd, John.  A Deed to him from John Nevill, William     Collier, and Thomas Bond, to be recorded, 1745,     ch. 12. Bradford, John.  See Carrol Daniel. Bray, Henry.  See Bennet Richard. Bridger, Joseph, Esq;  See Jones Thomas. Bridges, Richard.  His Last Will confirmed, 1710, ch. 8. BRIDGE-TOWN, on Great Choptank, Erected, 1732,     ch. 24. Brooke, Robert.  See Gray William. Brown, John.  See Frazier John. Brown, Peregrine.  Defects in the Conveyance of Land to     him, from John Carey, John Burridge, and George     Cole, added, 1718, ch. 11. Burnam, John.  His Last Will confirmed, 1704, ch. 83. Burridge, John.  See Brown Peregrine. Butler, Gamahel.  See Clajon William. Bwan, Matthew.  Confirmation of the Sale of certain     Land, lying in Eastern Neck Island, in Kent County,     to him, by Draper Lusby, and Frances, his Wife, Executrix     of John Henson, deceased, 1763, ch. 25.